LAS VEGAS -- The Clark County Coroner's Office has identified the human remains found at Lake Mead National Recreational Area on Nov. 15.

Forty-one-year old Julia Lopez-Maraville died as the result of strangulation, according to the coroner's office.

Red Rock Search and Rescue found the woman's remains in an arroyo on Highway 147 at mile marker 5, however, Metro Police is heading up the investigation.

Metro did not release any other details about Lopez-Maraville's death, but homicide detectives are investigating.

LAS VEGAS -- The remains found at Lake Mead National Recreational Area belong to a woman, according to Red Rock Search and Rescue.

However, Red Rock Search and Rescue said the remains are not those of Susana Villalvalzo, 46 of Las Vegas.  

The remains were found in an arroyo on Highway 147 at mile marker 5, according to Metro Police, who's heading up the investigation. 

David Cummings, the commander for Red Rock Search and Rescue said the decomposition of the woman's body does however match the same time period Villalvalzo disappeared.

Susana Villalvalzo was last seen on Nov. 5 at her home on Sahara Ave. and Valley View Drive.  Cummings said the teams traced Villalvalzo's suspected kidnapper, 75-year-old Samuel Teran's final moves before he killed himself earlier this week.

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